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In this wonderful episode, LDF host Dan Wotherspoon introduces two powerful Mormon women who just happen to be single. They are Diana Brown and Mallory Everton, and they are now talking about many, many aspects of what that means on their podcast, "The Soloists." In this conversation, they speak open-heartedly about their lives, including their feelings about how their paths look different from what they had imagined as teenagers and young adults. They talk about early concerns about whether they were not worthy in some way to be partnered up, or if they had done something wrong along the way that kept them from being married. But the journey they share about here has led them past such concerns, noting how their singleness has taught them so much about themselves, and led them to deep reflection and spiritual sensibilities that they might not have found had their lives followed "The Plan." They also share about their relationships with the LDS Church and community, God, what they struggle with, how it has affected their dating lives, and what keeps them tethered to the faith tradition they were raised in. They are remarkable, and this is an episode you should listen to whether you or a loved one is single within the church. The spiritual insights here stand firmly on their own. Check it out!
Join us as we celebrate the birth of Jesus in a Christmas concert featuring our Christmas Choir, Praise Team, Soloists, and Band Ensemble!
The Story of the Writing of “The Messiah” by George Friederic Handel. Metropolitan Opera Soloists, and The Tabernacle Choir. ACU Sunday Series. The Messiah Story - Martin Jarvis, Metropolitan Opera Soloists, and The Tabernacle Choir ACU Sunday Series. Guest Artist Martin Jarvis narrates The Messiah Story, with the accompaniment of Metropolitan Opera Soloists Tamara Mumford, Erin Morley, Tyler Simpson, and Ben Bliss, along with The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square. It tells the story of the writing of "The Messiah" by George Frideric Handel. Watch this presentation at- https://youtu.be/kv7WbDcFyRE?si=g-nYOzbbCsCMjfaA The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square 851K subscribers 223,328 views Dec 11, 2017 Purchase the full program on DVD and CD: DVD: http://bit.ly/2da33oL CD: http://bit.ly/2da1BCG Episode 4501B. 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When you've run your Soloist business long enough, you'll see cycles: changes in the market, changes in you/your interests and situation and your bank account. Business coach Ed Gandia shares how his business, his financials and his mindset have changed over 18 years as a Soloist:Growing his first freelance business entirely by word of mouth—and the markers he used to decide when to invest more or pivot.The role of fear in his decisions and business growth (and why it's different today).Building a community when that skillset isn't part of your DNA—and the advantages of longevity.How using even small wins as fuel can re-wire your financial mindset (and your finances).Traveling the full circle of financial mindset growth—from scarcity to success to recklessness to abundance.LINKSEd Gandia Website | LinkedIn | TwitterRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOEd Gandia is a business-building coach who helps established freelance writers and solo marketers earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients.His High-Income Business Writing podcast has more than 1.3 million downloads. And his insights and advice have been featured in SUCCESS Magazine, Forbes, Inc. magazine, Fortune, Fast Company, The Christian Science Monitor and The Atlanta Journal Constitution.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:22Ed Gandia: I had a rule that all my side hustle income during those 2, 2 and a half years, after taxes, I would take 10% to reward myself and do something fun with or buy something cool. And then the rest straight to savings. I have 3 indicators that would show me I was ready to make the transition. And 1 of them was have a year's worth of living expenses.00:27 - 01:10Rochelle Moulton: Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast, where we're all about turning your expertise into wealth and impact. I'm Rochelle Molten. And today I'm so excited to welcome Ed Gandia to the show. Ed is a business building coach who helps establish freelance writers and solo marketers earn more in less time doing work they love for better clients. His high income business writing podcast has more than 1.3 million downloads and his insights and advice have been featured in Success Magazine, Forbes, Inc, Fortune, Fast Company, the Christian Science Monitor, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Ed, welcome.01:10 - 01:16Ed Gandia: Well, thank you, Rochelle, and I'm really delighted to be here and talking with you.01:16 - 01:33Rochelle Moulton: Well, I still can't believe that we haven't met before...
Fifty years ago this month - each member of the Fab Four simultaneously had a song in the top 40 of the Billboard Singles chart. Ian Chapman revisits those songs.
Categories: Growing Revnue + Wealth, NichingLink: https://rochellemoulton.com/soloist_podcast/pulling-out-of-a-revenue-nosedive-with-chris-ferdinandi/?utm_source=subscriber What do you do when your consistently growing revenue suddenly takes a nosedive—and your peers are feeling it too? Soloist Chris Ferdinandi walks us through the experience and the experiments he conducted to start lifting himself out of it.Why he built his business as a side hustle and didn't go solo until he matched his corporate salary.The financial and emotional hit of a 50% revenue drop—and how to experiment without morphing to panic.What to do when you're “too feral” to go back into Corporate: the experiments that failed and those that gave hope.How selling to a 640-person email list outsold the results from a 14,000 list—by over 3X (hint: the new sale was in his genius zone).Two moves to make when your revenue is tanking—and one surprising upside.LINKSChris Ferdinandi ADHD Tips | MastadonRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOChris helps people build a simpler, faster, more resilient web.Early in his career, he felt like he couldn't get anything done. Since then, he's discovered a bunch of systems and strategies that let him turn his ADHD into a superpower. His ADHD tips newsletter is read by hundreds of developers each weekday.He creates courses and workshops, publishes several daily newsletters, speaks at events, and has advised and written code for organizations like NASA, Apple, Harvard Business School, Chobani, and Adidas.Chris loves pirates, puppies, and Pixar movies, and lives near horse farms in rural Massachusetts.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLE RESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:20Chris Ferdinandi: I also feel very positive about my ADHD. Much in the same way on your episode, the phrase like ruthless self-acceptance or there...
When you started your business, you probably imagined steady revenue growth under your original business model—only to discover that the only way to grow the way you want is by experimenting! Business Coach Jessica Lackey (a McKinsey and Nike alum) shares her year-by-year experience in crafting her ideal business model:How she contracted for “bridge jobs” in Year 1 to ensure cash flow—and why she'd do it again.Year 2: building a “whale” delivery model with enough whales so you're not overly dependent on any one.Why she pivoted from a 1-1 delivery model to group and membership options (and it wasn't because she had a large email list).The pros and cons of running multiple revenue models as you pivot vs. making a faster shift.How building interchangeable assets allows you to leverage your authority faster.LINKSJessica Lackey Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOJessica Lackey is a strategy and operations advisor who blends business strategy, practical application, and a human-centric approach to create sustainable businesses.With a background in corporate leadership, McKinsey & Company consulting, and a Harvard Business degree, Jessica knows a thing or two about hustle culture and what it feels like to judge success by the bottom line…at all costs.Now, she combines her deep experience in consulting, Fortune 500 operations leadership and coaching to help businesses grow without sacrificing the well-being of their clients, team, and community.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:19Jessica Lackey: I had a social media team, but I actually dropped Instagram in 2023 and I stopped doing as much LinkedIn. And I really focused on those marketing platforms that took more time, but had a bigger result. So again, I write once a week, I guess teach once a month. And people are like, you do that for free? I'm like, well, yeah.00:24 - 01:05Rochelle Moulton: Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast, where we're all...
If this last year was NOT smooth sailing for your Soloist business finances, now is an ideal time to pave the way to better. There's still time to avoid unpleasant surprises (think giant tax bills) and start streamlining your financial life before year-end:The five strategic pieces of information you want in your hands before year-end.How to think about your financial team (and why it's worth investing in the right experts).How a financial surprise made me completely shift how I managed my business cash flow.Why you want to build a cash reserve for your business and a resource to get you started.LINKSRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramConsultants + Money podcast episode on cash reserves (Erica Goode)BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:43Rochelle Moulton: Think of it like a non-emergency emergency fund for your business. It's a way to smooth out the inevitable cash flow variations in our kinds of businesses. And once you fully fund a cash reserve, I can guarantee you will like the comfort and freedom that it provides. Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast, where we're all about turning your expertise into wealth and impact. I'm Rochelle Moulton, and today I want to talk to you about getting your finances straight. It's late October as I'm recording this and it's the perfect time to get both strategic and tactical00:43 - 01:18Rochelle Moultob: as you pave the way for the year you want for your business and for your life. So let's start with the strategic. Okay, at this point in the year, you wanna have several things in the bag. 1, you want a reasonable idea of your current and projected financial position. That means how much revenue have you already closed and what's likely to hit before year end. Same thing with your expenses so you can get a feel for your bottom line year. It also means how much more can you tuck away in your taxed advantage solo 401k. Now01:18 - 01:59Rochelle Moultob: remember, you can make additional employer contributions above and beyond your salary deferrals. Don't have a solo 401k yet? Talk to your financial advisor or your CPA about the best options for you. Contributing consistently to your 401k is a baller move, especially for soloists since we don't have anyone funding our future life but ourselves. 2, take this understanding and
When you're in the midst of an overwhelming business challenge—your revenue plummets, your audience dries up, you can't seem to make a sale—what do you do? Award-winning author and podcaster Jenny Blake takes us through the messy middle, sharing her story of challenge, resilience and percolating without yet knowing the answer:Why her first reaction to a pandemic-induced 80% revenue drop was “I wrote a book called Pivot—I've got this.”How that reaction turned to “I couldn't fake it anymore—I couldn't pretend anymore. I didn't have any hope left…” when she lost a six-figure client.Channeling her angst and uncertainty into a popular (paid) substack as she semi-publicly worked through what to do next.The health scare that made her dramatically change how she was working.The glimmers of her next chapter—how they appeared and how she thoughtfully nurtures them.LINKSJenny Blake Substack | Free Time | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram Rochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOJenny is an author and podcaster who runs a Delightfully Tiny media company. She is the author of three award-winning books, including Free Time (Ideapress, 2022) and Pivot (Penguin/Random House, 2016). She hosts two podcasts with over two million downloads combined: the Webby-nominated Free Time for Heart-Based Business owners, and Pivot with Jenny Blake for navigating change.On her Substack Rolling in Doh, she shares personal essays about the messier parts of running a small business.She lives in New York City with her husband and her angel-in-fur-coat German shepherd Ryder.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLE RESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:30Jenny Blake: I have no judgment about anybody working at a job, but I get sick with that kind of work schedule or the meetings and calls. It drains me of all life, all the creative juice I have. It's just not the format. I've known that about...
Being a podcast guest pays some excellent dividends: introducing you to new audiences, practice delivering your point of view and honing your message for starters. But how do you get yourself booked?The qualities that will make you a solid, bookable podcast guest.The 5-step system to get consistent results to your podcast guesting requests.The one thing you must have before pitching yourself to a single podcast.Why smaller, niche podcasts may be ideal, especially when first starting to guest.How to craft your pitch—and the 3 paragraph format to improve your chances of a YES.LINKSRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLE RESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:42Rochelle Moulton: The best pitches are short, impactful, and do not make the host do any work to say yes, because the second you require them to do work, your chances of a yes drop dramatically. Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast where we're all about turning your expertise into wealth and impact. I'm Rochelle Molten and today I want to talk about getting yourself booked on podcasts. Now, maybe it's because I've seen some of the most god-awful pitches in the 7 plus years I've been hosting podcasts. I so don't want you to write pitches like those. But it's00:42 - 01:23Rochelle Moulton: really because I believe in the merits of guesting on podcasts, even when, maybe especially when, you're not hosting a show of your own. Being a solid podcast guest pays all sorts of dividends in terms of introducing you to new audiences, filled with potential clients and buyers. You also get to practice delivering your point of view and honing your message, becoming a better communicator of your message in the process. Now, what do I mean by being a solid podcast guest? Well, you like to be interviewed and have a conversation. You have some compelling stories to share and01:23 - 02:04Rochelle Moulton: you have something valuable to teach. If all you're trying to do is sell your services or products and you genuinely don't like to be interviewed or share stories or teach something valuable, podcast guesting is not a good strategy for you. But if you wanna do more guesting, it helps to create a very simple system, 1 that you can partially outsource if you like to get consistent results. And think of it as 5 steps. So number 1, decide why you want to be on podcasts. Number 2, Research
You've heard the hype about AI, but how can you tactically and strategically use it to manage and grow your Soloist business? Global AI consultant Heidi Araya—who says “experts should be experts, not task-jugglers”—gets highly specific on how we can best use AI right now:Why your most productive use of AI starts with where friction currently lies in your business.Saving time: buying or building AI assistants for the time-intensive tasks typical with knowledge work.Creating a “librarian” to answer questions from your existing content—internally, externally (with or without monetizing).Protecting your proprietary content from being used to train large learning models (LLMs).Strategic use cases that may surprise you (and replace the thousands of dollars you might otherwise spend to uncover this data).LINKSHeidi Araya Website | LinkedInRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOHeidi Araya is a global consultant, keynote speaker, and patented inventor who has dedicated her decades-long career to driving multimillion-dollar business improvements using a people-first approach.Fueled by a desire to continuously learn and push boundaries, Heidi pivoted from leading large scale change initiatives inside organizations and has embarked on her third career, first upskilling in AI and then starting her own AI Agency. Leveraging her deep expertise in business operations, coaching, and change management, she now empowers solopreneurs, startups, and small businesses to unlock their full potential in the AI era.Heidi's passion lies in bridging the gap between cutting-edge AI technology and practical applications for small businesses. She doesn't just talk AI, she implements it. Her people-centric approach focuses on AI enablement, AI automation, and productivity coaching, allowing smaller businesses to compete with larger corporations.When she's not empowering businesses with AI, she enjoys raising butterflies, tackling home improvement projects, and staying active.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:18Heidi Araya: I had 1 creative agency who their clients were asking for competitor insights. So it could go out and actually look for the competitors on the internet and...
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durée : 00:07:21 - Le Bach du matin du vendredi 11 octobre 2024 - Notre Bach du matin est un Bach de feu. Les English Baroque Soloists interprètent O ewiges feuer der o ursprung der liebe, qui signifie "O feu éternel, o source d'amour.
This episode is inspired by a listener question that I've been hearing a lot lately: how can you pull yourself out of a slump? And does a prolonged slump mean you're not cut out to be a Soloist?The gift (and the hidden cost) of a great first year as a Soloist.Why hitting the wall—where your revenue tanks or plateaus—happens, especially with new-ish Soloists.When it's time to invest in positioning yourself appropriately and developing a sales system to consistently fill your pipeline.One simple action to ensure you're ready to turn around a difficult revenue situation.Why it's never too late to niche down—and how to do it without wasting months getting it right.LINKSRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:45Rochelle Moulton: If you haven't honed your messaging to focus on your ideal clients and buyers, and you haven't built a recurring system to find, nurture, and close those people, eventually you'll hit that wall. Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast, where we're all about turning your expertise into wealth and impact. I'm Rochelle Moulton. And today I want to share a listener question about pulling yourself out of a slump because I've been hearing variations on this lately and it's worth addressing. So this particular question goes like this. I'm feeling stuck in my business and I just don't know what00:45 - 01:21Rochelle Moulton: to do next. In the past, I hit over $100, 000 in revenue easily. And 2 years ago, I broke $200, 000 for the first time and I was thrilled. The last year though, has been pretty miserable. I just barely hit $100, 000 in 2023 and I won't in 2024 unless something changes dramatically. Is this a sign I need to go get a job or is this fixable? Okay, so let's call this person Chris because they didn't want to identify themselves in the show. Chris and I tossed a few emails back and forth, and this is what01:21 - 01:57Rochelle Moulton: else I learned that I think is important to talk about what to do next. 1, Chris is a B2B consultant with a respectable level of expertise, about 8 years in their specialty. 2, if we were to look at Chris's website and social media, we'd see they focus more on talking about their expertise versus identifying their ideal client and the specific problems they solve. 3, Chris has been in business for almost 4 years and they need about $100, 000 in...
Does your brain seem to work differently than those around you—maybe you even went solo so you could operate at your best? Coach (and former psychotherapist) Diann Wingert shares her experience advising the neurodiverse:Neurodiversity—what it is, why it's a spectrum and how experts look at it today (hint: don't think of it as a disorder).Why so many neurodiverse people become entrepreneurs—and serial entrepreneurs.The signs you might be on the ADHD spectrum (and what to do with that if you are).How understanding the unique challenges and opportunities of how your brain works plays into the design and success of your Soloist business.Why radical self-acceptance—whether you're neurodiverse or not—is the way to go.LINKSDiann Wingert Shiny Objects | LinkedIn | InstagramRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOAfter a twenty-year career as a psychotherapist and mental health administrator, Diann pivoted into business strategy and coaching for neurodivergent entrepreneurs. Her passion is helping those who think differently build a profitable, sought-after business based on their unique brilliance.Diann has extensive experience working with neurodivergent individuals, especially those who are gifted, ADHD, or both. On the personal side, Diann loves dark fiction, strong coffee, and laughing out loud. She is also a Peloton enthusiast, practicing Buddhist, and host of the newly re-branded ADHD-ish podcast.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:25Diann Wingert: Understanding, oh, there is a name for my difference. I am actually neurodivergent. I've always known I was different. And trust me, if you're listening to my voice and you are neurodivergent, You've always known it. We know we're different, but if we don't know why, what most people do is go to shame.00:30 - 00:45Rochelle Moulton: MUSIC Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast where we're all about turning your expertise into wealth and impact. I'm Rochelle Moulton and today I'm so happy to welcome my new pal, the incomparable Diann Wingert.00:45 -...
If you've ever hesitated to put your voice “out there” because you're not the “right” size, shape, age, race, gender, orientation, know that you're not alone. But it's time to step up and be heard:Why it's harder to sashay on stage with your megaphone when you're different from the norm in your community (and yet you'll be more memorable when you do).How creating a routine—a schedule—can keep the fear harnessed.Enlisting a partner(s)-in-crime to push you forward or back you up.Scoping out the “competition” to remind yourself of how you're different—and why you need to publish.Using archetypes to rise above traditional thinking and claim a unique niche in your marketplace.LINKSRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:39Rochelle Moulton: Walking into a gym full of more or less fit people when you're struggling with your weight and fitness requires a certain kind of courage. The wrong coach, and I've witnessed a few of them, could easily make you turn around and never come back. Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast, where we're all about turning your expertise into wealth and impact. I'm Rochelle Moulton. And today, I want to tell you a quick story and then talk about why your voice needs to be out there and we can talk a little bit about the how. So I00:39 - 01:14Rochelle Moulton: go to a gym where you have the option of buying sessions with 1 of their staff personal trainers. Now I've been a member there for about 5 years, so I've seen trainers come and go. And with few exceptions, they're usually in their 20s or early 30s, incredibly fit with the patience to work with whoever walks through the door. Sometimes, when I have nothing better to do, I eavesdrop on their conversations with clients to hear how they encourage or explain or just shoot the breeze. And it's kind of fun, you know, professionally really to see their techniques01:15 - 01:52Rochelle Moulton: and personality and action with all different kinds of people. But every once in a while, an outlier shows up. And I've been watching this 1 guy who's been around maybe a year. He doesn't look like any of the usual characters. He appears maybe 30 to 40 pounds overweight, and he wears their uniform in a baggy style, not like any of the other gym gods. And he seems like a nice enough guy, and he has 1 of the most infectious laughs I've ever heard. But I...
Do you remember / when there was a lot of Kpop in September? We're breaking down the good, the mid, and the WTF of the latest releases and asking, what makes a good Kpop soloist? Featured bops: VCHA - Girls of the Year Tzuyu - Run Away Young Posse - Ate That ZEROBASEONE - Good So Bad Loosemble - TTYL Oh My Girl - Classified LE SSERAFIM - Crazy H.I.N.P. - Rumor JADE - Angel of My Dreams
Have you ever considered moving yourself and your business to a new country? Content marketer Casey Kelly-Barton did just that and shares her challenges and opportunities as an ex-pat:Her journey to niching into the intersection of three related niches— including how niching bumped up her revenue and reduced her hours worked.Meeting the challenges to building a business while single-parenting after a divorce (and the most freeing thing she let go of).Why she decided to move countries with her business—and how long she let the idea simmer first.How she identified and evaluated target locations including the resources she tapped to explore the expat experience in advance.The dividends from intensely focusing on that critical first year of transition.LINKSCasey Kelly-Barton Website | LinkedInRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOCasey Kelly-Barton provides content marketing and brand development for B2B companies in cybersecurity, fintech, and fraud prevention.When she started her business, she was a newly single parent looking for ways to make the most of her writing and strategy skills.Now, her business is well established with a roster of clients she enjoys working with, her kids are grown and she works from Portugal, where she moved in late 2023.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather, connect and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:28Casey Kelly-Barton: So I started researching and I was very methodical. I made a list of countries that met my criteria for like weather, time zones, languages, blah, blah, blah. And so I was looking at Latin America and Central America pretty carefully because I speak Spanish. My parents are still in Texas. It would be time zone friendly for my American clients. And then both my kids ended up in the EU.00:32 - 01:11Rochelle Moulton: Hello, hello. Welcome to the Soloist Life podcast where we're all about turning your expertise into wealth and impact. I'm Rochelle Moulton and today I'm joined by Soloist and new expat, Casey Kelly Barton. She provides content marketing and brand development for B2B companies in cybersecurity, fintech, and fraud prevention. When she started her business, she was a newly single parent looking for ways to make the most of her...
Demand is feeling lighter—you're getting fewer inquiries or buyers seem to be more price-sensitive and you're starting to worry about the economy. What do you do next?Why it doesn't matter what the economy is doing when you play your own game.How “Mariah” added a new revenue stream when her primary one started losing steam (and a low-risk way to experiment with pricing).A tiny niching down test that can pay big dividends.Why experimenting with tactics can sometimes uncover a profitable new direction.When to consider offering group options including paid communities.LINKSRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT
Thinking about hosting a live event, but not sure how to make it well-attended, profitable and worth your time? Renowned author, speaker and creative firm advisor David C. Baker lifts the curtain on his wildly successful MYOB conference and live events:The role of in-person live events in David's expertise business model (plus a peek at the numbers for his four revenue streams).How his pandemic pivot from in-person gatherings became a new lead generation source—and removed travel from his client engagements.Why his conferences and events include multiple opportunities for attendees to engage with each other; he shares a few ideas you can borrow.His philosophy on outside speakers: how he chooses, pays and manages them.The one thing you must do if you want to make sure your conference doesn't lose money.LINKSDavid C. Baker MYOB Conference | LinkedIn | TwitterRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIODavid C. Baker is an author, speaker, and advisor to entrepreneurial creatives worldwide. He has written 6 books, advised 1,000+ firms, and keynoted conferences in 30+ countries.His work has been discussed in the Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, Forbes, USA Today, BusinessWeek, CBS News, Newsweek, AdWeek, and Inc. Magazine. He lives in Nashville, TN.His two most recent books can be found here and here. His work has also been featured in the NY Times, where he was recently referred to as “the expert's expert”. He co-hosts the most listened to podcast in the creative services field (2Bobs).BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSJoin the Soloist email list: helping thousands of Soloist Consultants smash through their revenue plateau.Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather and learn.The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:17David C. Baker: You know, here's the easiest way to lose money with an event. When I learned this, my whole world changed about events. Do not sign up for room blocks because you're having to guarantee them. And then you have this pressure to sell and then you cheapen your brand by starting to beg people to come to these things and so on.00:24 -...
Today, we're thrilled to welcome Mallory Everton–a comedian, actor, and writer–and Diana Brown–the new Associate Director for Faith Matters, to the podcast. We're diving into a conversation that's often overlooked but so important—being single in the church. Diana and Mallory are launching a new podcast on the Faith Matters Podcast Network called The Soloists, where they'll be talking about singleness and relationships, and what it's like trying to form families in today's cultural and technological environment and we couldn't be more excited to celebrate it with them.In this episode, we explore why they've dedicated so much energy to this project. As they discuss, being single can be an isolating experience, especially in a culture that often views marriage as the ultimate milestone. Diana and Mallory share deeply personal stories about what it's like to navigate a church community where singleness sometimes feels like a problem to be solved rather than a valid and whole way of being, and season or situation of life that all of us, no matter our marital status, can authentically relate to in some way.They also challenge us to rethink our assumptions about singleness. They point out that being single isn't just a transitory state—it's a real and meaningful part of life for so many people; more than half of the adult members of the church, in fact, according to Elder Gong in '21. We discuss how important it is to move beyond the idea that marriage is the only path to fulfillment and how embracing singleness can lead to profound spiritual growth.Diana and Mallory bring a wealth of wisdom to this conversation, and their insights will resonate with anyone who's felt the pressure to fit into a specific life narrative. This episode is a powerful reminder that each of us is on a unique journey, and that there's deep value in every stage of life, whether single, married, or somewhere in between.Also, we are excited to be hosting Mallory and Diana at Restore this year! They'll be speaking about the unique spiritual gifts that singles bring to the body of Christ. Restore will be held September 5-7 at the Mt. America Expo Center in Sandy, Utah and this year for the first time, we'll also be offering a streaming option if you won't be able to attend in person and would like to purchase a ticket to attend virtually. You can buy your tickets at faithmatters.org/restore. We hope this conversation encourages you to see singleness—and all life paths—with fresh eyes. And with that, we'll jump right into our discussion with Diana and Mallory.
Adam Martino - Breakaway Entertainment Breakaway Entertainment is a dance entertainment & production company with years of industry experience performing across Canada and abroad. A Musical Theatre Jazz production house, Breakaway Entertainment draws its inspiration from classic 1950s & 1960s performers such as Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Frank Valli & The Four Season, The Rat Pack and Frank Sinatra as well as many of broadway's most memorable and outstanding shows (Jersey Boys, 42nd Street, Cabaret, Chicago to name a few). This eclectic mix of timeless vintage theatre combined with today's ever evolving dance world make Breakaway Entertainment's performances one of a kind. Breakaway offers a variety of live entertainment experiences: Musical Theatre Jazz Galas, Broadway Dance Revues, Cabarets, Classic Astaire Tap Dances, Romantic Duets, Soloists and much more. Most recently Breakaway Entertainment has jumped head first into the world of feature length show production. Currently building two unique and exciting show properties set to debut in 2018, look out for all that Breakaway Entertainment has to offer the Toronto theatre world and abroad. Breakaway Entertainment is Toronto's premier professional Musical Theatre/Broadway Jazz company and is quickly becoming recognized as one of Canada's most exciting! Scenes From an Italian Restaurant Breakaway Entertainment's newest production, Scenes from an Italian Restaurant, is a tale of betrayal and redemption, following the journey of a young musician ensnared by the ruthless clutches of fame's dark underbelly. Escaping through the soulful melodies of Billy Joel and Elton John, watch as love and inspiration intertwine within the humble notes of a small-town piano, nestled in an old Italian restaurant. This show combines jazz dance with vocals and dialogue to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression about the artistic world with a diverse and talented cast.
How can you work less and make more than you are right now? There is a glide path if you're willing to experiment insists Jonathan Stark, author of Hourly Billing Is Nuts. Yes, the dynamic Business of Authority duo is baaaaaaaaack for an episode:Two experiments to try if you're currently billing by the hour and want to explore alternatives.How to start thinking about value vs. time, especially when you hit the maximum number of hours you are able—or want—to work.What options to consider to ratchet up your revenue past the low 6 figures—and how to think about the audience or transformations you'll need to deliver to get there.Why being a “ruthless” minimalist can keep your business easy to run and avoid time sucks.Exploring—and testing—ways to use AI right now in your expertise business.LINKSJonathan Stark Website | LinkedInRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOJonathan Stark is a former software developer who is on a mission to rid the world of hourly billing. He is the author of Hourly Billing Is Nuts, the host of Ditching Hourly, and writes a daily newsletter on pricing for independent professionals.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTS10 Ways To Grow Revenue As A Soloist (Without Working More Hours): most of us have been conditioned to work more when we want to grow revenue—but what if we just worked differently?Master Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather and learn.The Soloist Women community: a place to connect with like-minded women (and join a channel dedicated to your revenue level).The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.TRANSCRIPT00:00 - 00:29Jonathan Stark: As you're growing your audience and you've got just more people aware of what you're doing, you can deliver smaller bits of value at a lower price, but a way lower cost. If you've got enough of an audience, then that completely support you. The classic example is like if you have a bestselling book. So if somebody goes to Amazon, they buy the book, they read the book, you're not involved. The author doesn't even know about you. And if you sell enough of them, if the audience is big enough, you can live like a king off of that.00:29 - 00:37Jonathan Stark: It's a great example of the kind of thing where you're delivering a little bit of value...
Is it possible to build a profitable expertise business that is 100% values-aligned and mission driven? Lucy Flores—who has built a design studio dedicated to co-creating a more just, joyful and sustainable U.S. food system—says yes, with the results to prove it:Why she niched her business into food equity right from the beginning—and how it played out.How she thinks about and builds alliances, coalitions and partnerships (hint: she doesn't have competitors).Her approach—as an introvert—to investing in relationships and meeting new people in her field.Why niching alone wasn't enough—and what changed when she started marketing regularly.Adopting a mindset of cautious optimism and deciding when it's “safe to fail”.LINKSLucy Flores Website | LinkedInRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOLucy is the founder of Studio Magic Hour, a collaborative design studio working to advance equity in the food system, and a former Equitable Design Fellow at Hopelab.She's partnered with organizations including the California Academy of Sciences, the Fair Food Network, Hopelab, The Nature Conservancy, Plant Futures, Share Our Strength, and the Southern Poverty Law Center to lead design and design research projects, facilitate workshops, and coach in-house design and innovation teams.Previously, she helped launch FoodCorps, a national nonprofit dedicated to cultivating joy, health, and justice for kids through nutritious food, in partnership with schools and community. She is a member of the Design Justice Network, the Democracy & Belonging Forum at the Othering and Belonging Institute, Equity Army, and AIGA.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTS10 Ways To Grow Revenue As A Soloist (Without Working More Hours): most of us have been conditioned to work more when we want to grow revenue—but what if we just worked differently?Master Soloist Events: in-person events for Soloists to gather and learn.The Soloist Women community: a place to connect with like-minded women (and join a channel dedicated to your revenue level).The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.
The Bach Aria Soloists, now in their 25th season, celebrate the music of the 17th and 18th centuries through concerts and collaborations across genres.
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"Metaphors for Us" Sunday, June 9, 10:50 am, 2024 Bring your flowers this week as we engage in the ritual of the end of our year, where we make visible the life we have made tangible among us. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Dennis Adams, Worship Associate; Liz Strand, Secretary, Board of Trustees; UUSF Bell Choir led by Reiko Oda Lane, Organist; UUSF Choir led by Mark Sumner, Music Director; Nancy Munn, Akane Ota, Soloists; Wm. García Ganz, Pianist Shulee Ong, Camera; Francisco Castellanos, Camera; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Thomas Brown, Jose Matias Pineda, Francisco Castellanos, Sextons; Linda Messner, Head Usher
durée : 00:20:38 - Le Disque classique du jour du mercredi 05 juin 2024 - Ce 9ème volume de la série « Next Generation Mozart Soloists » rassemble quatre jeunes solistes, sous la direction d'Howard Griffiths, et témoigne du foisonnement créatif du génie de Salzbourg
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"Metaphors for Us" Sunday, June 9, 10:50 am, 2024 Bring your flowers this week as we engage in the ritual of the end of our year, where we make visible the life we have made tangible among us. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Dennis Adams, Worship Associate; Liz Strand, Secretary, Board of Trustees; UUSF Bell Choir led by Reiko Oda Lane, Organist; UUSF Choir led by Mark Sumner, Music Director; Nancy Munn, Akane Ota, Soloists; Wm. García Ganz, Pianist Shulee Ong, Camera; Francisco Castellanos, Camera; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Thomas Brown, Jose Matias Pineda, Francisco Castellanos, Sextons; Linda Messner, Head Usher
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"A Polymath Nun and Why She Matters on this Mothers' Day" Sunday, May 12, 10:50 am, 2024 Reflections on Hildegard von Bingen: The Patron Saint of Late Bloomers. She founded her own abbey, created her own language, and wrote one of the first musical plays. She was a wonderful composer who set her own lushly poetic texts. Hildegard was 42 before she started writing anything down, and she was also someone who didn't accept her place in the world. In a male-dominated church, she went on preaching tours at a time when women were not supposed to preach, especially in public. She refused to behave in a certain way. She wrote at a time when, if the church authorities had not thought she was divinely inspired, she could easily have been put to death as a heretic. Let's witness how else she might inspire. Dolores Perez Heilbron; Louise Diskerud; Judith Stoddard; Kathleen McClung; Nancy Munn; Maggie McGrann, Worship Participants; Carmen Barsody, Worship Associate; Reiko Oda Lane, Organist; UUSF Choir led by Mark Sumner, Music Director; Yuhi Aizawa Combatti, Guest Soprano soloist, Nancy Munn, Akané Ota, Soloists; Wm. García Ganz, Pianist Shulee Ong, Camera; Jackson Munn, Camera; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Thomas Brown, Jose Matias Pineda, Francisco Castellanos, Sextons; Judy Payne, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher
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"A Polymath Nun and Why She Matters on this Mothers' Day" Sunday, May 12, 10:50 am, 2024 Reflections on Hildegard von Bingen: The Patron Saint of Late Bloomers. She founded her own abbey, created her own language, and wrote one of the first musical plays. She was a wonderful composer who set her own lushly poetic texts. Hildegard was 42 before she started writing anything down, and she was also someone who didn't accept her place in the world. In a male-dominated church, she went on preaching tours at a time when women were not supposed to preach, especially in public. She refused to behave in a certain way. She wrote at a time when, if the church authorities had not thought she was divinely inspired, she could easily have been put to death as a heretic. Let's witness how else she might inspire. Dolores Perez Heilbron; Louise Diskerud; Judith Stoddard; Kathleen McClung; Nancy Munn; Maggie McGrann, Worship Participants; Carmen Barsody, Worship Associate; Reiko Oda Lane, Organist; UUSF Choir led by Mark Sumner, Music Director; Yuhi Aizawa Combatti, Guest Soprano soloist, Nancy Munn, Akané Ota, Soloists; Wm. García Ganz, Pianist Shulee Ong, Camera; Jackson Munn, Camera; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Thomas Brown, Jose Matias Pineda, Francisco Castellanos, Sextons; Judy Payne, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher
You've got a bookkeeper, a CPA, maybe even a CFO/strategic financial resource for your business—when and where does personal financial planning fit in? Advice-only financial planner and author Sean Mullaney walks us through financial planning for Soloists:The types of financial advisors Soloists are likely to encounter—how they work and are compensated (and why that matters).The signs that tell Soloists you'll likely get value from engaging a personal financial advisor.How to get started and identify potential planners that will meet your needs (and why geography just doesn't matter anymore).One key question to ask any financial advisor candidate to assess whether they might be a fit.Why a Solo 401(k) often beats a SEP IRA for tax-advantaged retirement savings.LINKSSean Mullaney Blog | Book | LinkedIn | YouTube | TwitterRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramBIOSean Mullaney is an advice-only financial planner and the President of Mullaney Financial & Tax, Inc. Through Mullaney Financial & Tax, Sean provides advice-only financial planning for a flat fee. Sean writes the Plutus Award winning blog FITaxGuy.com on the intersection of tax and financial independence. He also has a personal finance YouTube channel and wrote Solo 401(k): The Solopreneur's Retirement Account. DISCLAIMERThis discussion is intended to be for general educational purposes and is not tax, legal, or investment advice for any individual. Rochelle and The Soloist Life podcast do not endorse Sean Mullaney, Mullaney Financial & Tax, Inc. and their services.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTS10 Ways To Grow Revenue As A Soloist (Without Working More Hours): most of us have been conditioned to work more when we want to grow revenue—but what if we just worked differently?The Soloist Women community: a place to connect with like-minded women (and join a channel dedicated to your revenue level).
"Songs of a Hard Day" "Katibim Records" is a mixtape project launched by Istanbul-based music critic Özgün Çağlar in 2022. Inspired by the Voyager Golden Records, Katibim Records is a collection of modern and folk songs from communities around the world, mixing avant-garde, psychedelic, and the old-fashioned mainstream. It has been broadcast on different radio stations in Turkey. Specially produced for The Lake radio listeners, "Katibim Records +" is on air every two weeks. An inter-temporal and inter-genre 'voyage' from former Soviet territories to Latin America, the Levant and Asia. A chance to listen before the aliens! 01. Ayshea - Hard Day's Night (1970, UK) 02. Michael White - Pneuma (Part Two) (1971, US) 03. روانبخش / Ravanbakhsh - گل بهار / Limoo Shiraz (19??, Iran) 04. Naci Sönmez & Elazığ Musiki Cemiyeti - Harput Peşrevi (197?, Turkey) 05. (Soloists of) The Ensemble Nipponia - Godanginuta (1976, US) 06. عبد الرحمان باكو / (Maâlem) Abderrahmane Paco - ساندي / Sandi (198?, Morocco) 07. Akira Ishikawa & His Count Buffalos - 動物 / Animals (1971, Japan) 08. L'Eclair & The Mauskovic Dance Band - Homo Sapiens (2019, Switzerland) 09. Alfi Kabiljo - Medeni Mjesec Špica (Synth Verzija) / Honeymoon Main Title (Synth Version) (1983, Yugoslavia) 10. ِ Autostrad / أوتوستراد - Ihna Inhabasna (2011, Jordan) @musikiheyeti
A quick Amazon search shows over 50,000 productivity titles—probably because as a society, we are obsessed with being productive. But what does productivity look like for Soloists?My theory—and I'm curious for your experience—is that many Soloists approach productivity a bit differently:My own (positive) experience with the classic Getting Things Done—and what seemed missing for Soloists (hint: joy + impact).What happens when you lighten your cognitive load in organizing your work and life.How some contemporary productivity books, especially Slow Productivity (Cal Newport) and 4,000 Weeks (Oliver Burkeman) are addressing a non-hustle and deeply satisfying way to work.Why slow is often better than fast and less can be more.The role of hitting your “enough” goal consistently in re-thinking how you want to work.LINKSGetting Things DoneSlow Productivity4,000 WeeksEssentialismRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
We've come to know the concerto as a work showcasing a single soloist with (or sometimes against) an orchestra, but what if a work has not 1... but 4 soloists at the same time? And what if it is also bringing in ideas from the symphony? John Banther and Evan Keely take a look at one of the defining works in the genre, show you what to listen for, and discuss why Haydn might have written it in the first placeSupport Classical Breakdown: https://weta.org/donatefmSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This Saturday and Sunday, the Albany Symphony presents Vivaldi's “The Four Seasons” - plus two brilliant recent works, “The History of Red” by Reena Esmail and “Murmurations” by Derek Bermel. Both concerts will be performed at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall and will feature Baroque violin superstar soloists Ravenna Lipchik, Edson Scheid, Amelia Sie and Shelby Yamin.Music Director and conductor David Alan Miller joins us now along with two of the violinists Amelia Sie and Ravenna Lipchick.
Why this is not “slimy selling,” but genuinely providing value to the people you want to serve.The role of business development in “whale” B2B models (and how it fuels high-end consulting practices).Using LinkedIn to discover your ideal people and leverage your interactions.A handful of examples using in-person conferences as part of your business development plan.The importance of prioritizing relationships and tracking your business development activity over time. LINKSRochelle | Email List | Soloist Women | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramJonathan | Daily List | Website | Ditcherville | LinkedIn | Twitter
"Storm Warning" Sunday, February 18, 10:50 am, 2024 It's a fraught time in our nation, especially because it's an election year. On this President's Day weekend, how might we read more clearly the crucial signs of our time? And how might our faith be a source of strength, not only for ourselves but for others? Starr King School for the Ministry is commemorating its long-standing connection with the First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco! President Rev. Rosemary Bray McNatt will provide an inspiring sermon, followed by refreshments at an after-service reception in the Chapel, which will include the debut of our new campaign film. We look forward to seeing you there! Rev. Rosemary Bray McNatt, Guest Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Rev. Sonya Sukalski, Sabbatical Minister; Mari Magaloni Ramos, Worship Associate; Sam King, Vice Moderator; UUSF Choir led by Mark Sumner, Director; Nancy Munn, Morgen Warner, Akane Ota, Ben Rudiak-Gould, Andrew Kessler, Maggie McGrann, Soloists; Wm. García Ganz, pianist Shulee Ong, Camera; Jackson Munn, Camera; Alex Schofield, Sound; Jonathan Silk, Order of Service; Amy Kelly, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher
"Storm Warning" Sunday, February 18, 10:50 am, 2024 It's a fraught time in our nation, especially because it's an election year. On this President's Day weekend, how might we read more clearly the crucial signs of our time? And how might our faith be a source of strength, not only for ourselves but for others? Starr King School for the Ministry is commemorating its long-standing connection with the First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco! President Rev. Rosemary Bray McNatt will provide an inspiring sermon, followed by refreshments at an after-service reception in the Chapel, which will include the debut of our new campaign film. We look forward to seeing you there! Rev. Rosemary Bray McNatt, Guest Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Rev. Sonya Sukalski, Sabbatical Minister; Mari Magaloni Ramos, Worship Associate; Sam King, Vice Moderator; UUSF Choir led by Mark Sumner, Director; Nancy Munn, Morgen Warner, Akane Ota, Ben Rudiak-Gould, Andrew Kessler, Maggie McGrann, Soloists; Wm. García Ganz, pianist Shulee Ong, Camera; Jackson Munn, Camera; Alex Schofield, Sound; Jonathan Silk, Order of Service; Amy Kelly, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher
durée : 00:17:36 - Le Disque classique du jour du vendredi 15 décembre 2023 - Pour le septième volume de cette collection consacrée à Mozart par la jeune génération de solistes, c'est le pianiste Aaron Pilsan, le corniste Nicolas Ramez, la flûtiste Diren Duran et la harpiste Elisabeth Plank qui sont mis à l'honneur, aux côtés de l'Orchestre symphonique de la radio de Vienne
Selling doesn't have to be a grind—in fact it can be a joyful opportunity to help your ideal clients and buyers achieve their vision. That's the refreshing viewpoint of sales maven and Win Without Pitching leader Shannyn Lee.We explore:How to take control of conversations around fees and value (hint: you may need to kick some old baggage to the curb).Developing selling frameworks that define how you'll respond in each stage of your buyer's journey (including how you'll vet them).Why you want to be “kind but ruthless” (and exactly what that looks like).The surprising role joy can play in your selling and marketing efforts.Using LinkedIn to engage future clients and build relationships—and one winning way to turn “cold” into warm.LINKSShannyn Lee | Website | YouTube | LinkedInRochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramGUEST BIOShannyn Lee is the Managing Director for Win Without Pitching and an unstoppable force of human empowerment.She spent a decade in senior marketing and communication roles in Fortune 500 companies before moving to a business development leadership role at a well-regarded Seattle design firm. She also spent four years at Catapult New Business where she worked with agencies of various disciplines and size, building and leading their business development programs.Her time on the front lines of agency business development coupled with many informative years on the client side, has given Shannyn a unique perspective into what marketers are looking for in agencies and what agencies must be doing in order to compete and win.Shannyn's empathetic and encouraging coaching skills have helped her clients translate the lofty Win Without Pitching ideals into real behavioral change with lasting results.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSThe Soloist Women Mastermind (Apply January 2024) A structured eight-month mastermind with an intentionally small group of hand-picked women soloists grappling with—and solving—the same kinds of challenges. 10 Ways To Grow Revenue As A Soloist (Without Working More Hours): most of us have been conditioned to work more when we want to grow revenue—but what if we just worked differently?The Soloist Women community: a place to connect with like-minded women (and join a channel dedicated to your revenue level).The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your...
SynopsisIn his autobiographical sketch, A Mingled Chime, British conductor Thomas Beecham offered this assessment of British composer Ethel Smyth: “Ethel Smyth is without question the most remarkable of her sex that I have been privileged to know,” and added that he admired her “fiery energy and unrelenting fixity of purpose.”Born in 1858, Smyth became a composer against her family's wishes, and it took dogged determination to get her large-scale choral and operatic works performed in an era when most in the music business did not take female composers seriously. That was before they met Smyth, who convinced legendary conductors like Arthur Nikisch, Bruno Walter and Beecham, who realized her music had merit.Smyth's opera The Wreckers had its premiere performance in Leipzig on today's date in 1906 and was championed in England by Beecham, who thought it her masterpiece. It remains, wrote Beecham in 1944, the year of Smyth's death, “one of the three or four English operas of real musical merit and vitality written in the past 40 years.”Music Played in Today's ProgramEthyl Smyth (1858 - 1944) The Wreckers; Soloists and BBC Philharmonic; Odaline de la Martinez, cond. Conifer 51250
Ever felt like a fraud despite your accomplishments? Do you tend to attribute your success to luck rather than your abilities? This episode is for you. We're diving deep into the intriguing world of imposter syndrome, guided by the remarkable work of Dr. Valerie Young - the world's foremost expert on this topic. By shedding light on the five distinct types of imposter syndrome - Natural Genius, Superhero, Soloist, Perfectionist, and Expert - we aim to help you recognize its presence in your life and equip you with the tools to break the cycle.The superhero and soloist types are particularly fascinating. Superheroes are workaholics who derive their sense of self-worth from their productivity. Soloists, on the other hand, feel they must accomplish tasks independently, fearing that seeking help would expose them as a fraud. We discuss the importance of setting boundaries, fostering self-validation, and finding joy in pursuits outside work, providing practical strategies for both types to overcome these self-imposed limitations.Lastly, we take a hard look at perfectionism, a trait common to many grappling with imposter syndrome. Perfectionists set impossibly high standards and view any failure as a personal failing, which in turn fuels their sense of fraudulence. However, identifying triggers, embracing imperfection, and adopting self-kindness can make a significant difference. We close the episode with a thoughtful discussion on these strategies, aiming to inspire you to approach your personal and professional life with more grace and less guilt. Tune in, let's talk about embracing our imperfections and owning our success.If you're looking to move your career or life forward, join us in Next Level, my monthly membership where we deal with mindset mastery and action planning. Join the wait list at https://www.thepurposefulcareer.com/nextlevel.
If you're like most of us in the soloist expertise space, you probably think of SEO—if you bother with it at all—as picking the right keywords so that maybe you'll get discovered in a google search. But marketing consultant Sarah Moon has a different take.We explore:Why SEO is not the mysterious, robotic box we've heard about—and a new way we can think about it.How to discover—and capitalize on—the big questions your audience is asking when they search.When SEO can help you discover a new audience you didn't even know existed.The three key elements of game-changing SEO for knowledge businesses.Aligning your authority not only with your vision and point of view, but with what your ideal clients and buyers are searching for.LINKSSarah Moon | Special Soloist Women Page | Newsletter | Website | LinkedIn | Instagram Rochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramGUEST BIOSarah Moon is a Portland, Oregon-based marketing and business strategist on a mission to rethink modern marketing so it works for us—instead of making us miserable. She's known for her unique knowledge of SEO and how solo consultants and "personal brands" can leverage this underutilized approach to get found and make an impact. She founded Sarah Moon & Co by mistake in 2008 after a layoff from a cushy public sector public relations job and never looked back.Outside of work, Sarah is a servant to two Australian Shepherds and is an avid cyclist, bread baker, standup paddleboarder, and local food nerd.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSThe Soloist Women Mastermind (Apply January 2024) A structured eight-month mastermind with an intentionally small group of hand-picked women soloists grappling with—and solving—the same kinds of challenges. 10 Ways To Grow Revenue As A Soloist (Without Working More Hours): most of us have been conditioned to work more when we want to grow revenue—but what if we just worked differently?The Soloist Women community: a place to connect with like-minded women (and join a channel dedicated to your revenue level).The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.
Summary Al Hague and Nicole Cougher discuss the upcoming Jose Tovar Christmas concert aimed at raising funds for the Youth Academy for Young Soloists in San Felipe. The concert will showcase performances by Jose Tovar, Augustine Andre, and Jamie Jose Aguire across various music genres. Al and Nicole emphasize the significance of live music and the importance of supporting young aspiring musicians. Nicole also speaks to the community's need for a senior care center. Key Points * The concert will feature performances by Jose Tovar, Augustine Andre, and Jamie Jose Aguire, showcasing a range of musical styles * The academy not only teaches music but also instills important life skills like persistence, perseverance, and respect. * The concert will offer a unique experience with music that differs from what people hear at other venues. * For more information and tickets: Al Hague, Nicole Cougher, Mario's Steakhouse, The Chateau, Cafecito Lindo, Sun Runner Mail. * Mama Martha's Care Center provides a safe and nurturing environment for individuals seeking support. * The center is owned by Marisol, who also owns the restaurant Mama Martha's. * The center offers the opportunity to visit and experience the services they provide. Contact Nicole Cougher for more information. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calyn-whedbee/message
How we think about using your time—so you can not only be productive, but genuinely enjoy your work.Blocking and tackling your calendar to align with your priorities.How to create to-do lists that incent you to act vs. pushing items around “for later”.Alternative ways to handle your email so that it supports how you do your best work.Addressing your “maybe someday” list to decide which ideas will make the cut to your business.LINKSRochelle | Email List | Soloist Women | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramJonathan | Daily List | Website | Ditcherville | LinkedInTwitter
Episode 652: August 27, 2023 playlist: G.T.O., "Pure (Battle Of The Basses)" (Pure (Remix)) 1990 Pure / 2023 DataFlow Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, "The Magic Chair" (Original Music from the Series “Telemarketers”) 2023 Invada Bad History Month, "God Is Luck" (God Is Luck) 2023 Exploding Sound Vines, "The World at Large" (Birthday Party) 2023 self-released Field of Fear, "Cold" (Beyond the Reach of Light) 2023 Whited Sepulchre Edsel Axle, "Some Answer" (Variable Happiness) 2023 Worried Songs Loopsel, "Skammen" (Oga for Oga / Eye for an Eye) 2023 Mammas Mysterika Jukebox pmxper, "Lavender Milk" (pmxper) 2023 Smalltown Supersound Dead Times, "Psyche Surprises Love" (Dead Times) 2023 Thrill Jockey Arnold Dreyblatt and The Orchestra of Excited Strings, "Container" (Resolve) 2023 Drag City Hearsay, "Falling Upwards Through The Golden Light" (Glossolalia) 2023 Amalgam Vinny Golia, "Turning Your Back On Time" (Even to This Day...Music for Orchestra and Soloists Movement Two: Syncretism: For The Draw (Part One of Two)) 2023 self-released Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.
Today on Introductions, we feature four soloists from within Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras. Principal Oboe Zachary Allen takes the podium to conduct his orchestra; Henry Lazzaro and Owen Riordan play solos with piano; and Henry Auxenfans triumphs in the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto. Zachary Allen is an oboist heading to the Oberlin Conservatory of Music in the fall. He was a ... The post Soloists from Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras appeared first on WFMT.
Reed player Bingie Madison had a big band in 1930-31 in Harlem that never recorded under his name but which backed Oliver, Williams and Johnson on a series of sessions. Soloists include Madison on tenor sax, Buster Bailey on clarinet, Fred Skerritt on baritone sax, Henry "Moon" Jones on alto, Gene Rodgers on piano, Goldie Lucas on guitar and banjo, Richard Fullbright on bass and tuba, Bill Beason on drums, Jimmy Archey on trombone, Ward Pinkett and Bill Dillard on trumpets. Great transition between "Hot Dance" and the Swing Era! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support
This week, Chris and Ethan return to the Q&A Zone and dish on their favorite TAD songs, the easiest and hardest episodes to record, who would win in a grunge SOLO-OFF, and much, much more. If you are enjoying the show, becoming a Patron is the most helpful way to support us. If you have gotten more than $2 of satisfaction from this show, click the link here :) https://www.patreon.com/grunge_bible Support the show, buy some merch! https://grungebible.creator-spring.com/
Why authority-based businesses require being unproductive at times—and how to give yourself permission to go there.The hidden costs of failing to innovate, especially for soloists.The wide spectrum from productivity to creativity—and deciding where you want to be in any given moment.Pushing through any residual guilt from not being highly productive, all the time.The difference between exploration and expedition—and why exploring (a proxy for creativity) may be challenging for experts.Quotables“There are things that you probably need to do for an authority-based business…that require you to be unproductive.”—JS“Creativity is like being delightfully unproductive.”—RM “There's no stopwatch to be like, okay, like how fast did you come up with an idea today?”—JS “You may have this sort of mindset that you need to always be busy. And sometimes that just has to be broken.”—RM“The question immediately comes up like, how do you schedule projects back to back if you're not sure when they're done? And I'm like, why are you scheduling projects back-to-back at all?”—JS“You just have to find a way to shift back and forth between those times where you're really busy and it's relatively quiet.”—RM “There's a thing that I do that looks like I'm doing nothing from the outside. And if you just recognize that that's part of the process, like without that, you're not gonna innovate.”—JS“People resist it (allowing an idea to roll around before it gels) like I can't even tell you because there's so much discomfort in sitting in the not knowing.”—RM
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